🌞🔥 High Heat Stress: While Yemen has almost negligible days above 32°C wet-bulb (+2°C scenario) and (+1°C scenario), Qatar has a few days, indicating slightly higher heat stress. This suggests Yemen offers a marginally better environment in terms of extreme heat stress.
📊 Quick Naturalization: Yemen requires 5.01 years for naturalization, much shorter than Qatar’s 24.93 years. This can be attractive for potential immigrants looking for quicker citizenship processes in Yemen.
🛡️ Low Safety: Yemen has a Global Peace Index score of 0.16, significantly worse than Qatar’s 2.02 and the global average of 1.18. This indicates a critical need for improved security and stability in Yemen.
☀️💡 Suboptimal for Solar Farms: The suitability estimation for solar farms in Yemen is 0.09, lower than Qatar’s 0.72. Yemen may not be the ideal location for large-scale solar farm projects due to lower suitability scores.
💰 Economic Disparity: GDP per capita in Yemen is $645.09 compared to Qatar’s $54,126.57, indicating a massive economic gap. Economic development in Yemen appears to be far behind Qatar.
🌜 Hot Nights: Yemen experiences 58.72 nights above 25°C in a +1°C scenario compared to Qatar’s 148.09 nights, demonstrating a smaller exposure to hot nights but still higher than the global average.
🏭👫 Power Infrastructure: Yemen has an average distance of 261,588.22 meters to the nearest power substation, compared to Qatar’s 15,153.96 meters. This highlights potential issues in power distribution infrastructure in Yemen.
🛣️ Road Density: Yemen has 0.21 km of road per sq km, much lower than Qatar’s 3.04 km. This means Yemen has less developed road infrastructure, which might impact transport and logistics.
🌌 Nighttime Activities: Nighttime lights intensity in Yemen is 0.11 watts per square centimeter per steradian, much lower than Qatar’s 15.94. This could be an indicator of less urbanization and fewer nighttime activities.

• Economic and infrastructural gaps are major challenges in Yemen.
• Safety and security are significantly lower, posing risks for residents and travelers.
• While Yemen has a lower occurrence of extreme heat stress and hot nights, its suitability for solar energy is comparatively low.
• Naturalization is faster in Yemen, which could be a potential advantage for prospective residents.

Careful consideration should be given to these factors when planning visits or relocating from Qatar to Yemen. 🌍